The Flâneuse in Turkish and Indian Fiction: Urban Inequality and Female Migrants

Given the growing scholarly interest in feminist urbanism, literary narratives are emerging as powerful sites for articulating the lived realities of women in transforming cities. This paper contributes to contemporary feminist discourse by exploring how literature functions as a mode of urban analysis—what Tonkiss (2005) calls “the city’s unofficial archive”—that makes visible the spatial, affective, […]